[Danneq]

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Artist: Damn the Machine
Release: Cover songs
Genre: Progressive Metal
Country: USA
Bitrate: 128Kbps (I Don't Live Today @ 256Kbps)
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Three cover songs that Damn the Machine recorded during the Damn the Machine sessions.

Just like the two demos, I downloaded these songs from former singer Dave Clemmons' homepage when he had them up for download for a limited time. I am looking for a tape/CD version or better bitrate, but for now Mp3 @ 128Kbps will have to do.

The song I Don't Live Today has got a higher bitrate. I got it off Damn the Machine's MySpace page when some rare songs were available for a limited time.
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1. I'd Love to Change the World (Ten Years After cover)
2. Catfood (King Crimson cover)
3. I Dont' Live Today (Jimi Hendrix cover)

[Strappado]

Artist: Damn the Machine
Release: Silence, EP 1993
Genre: Progressive Metal
Country: USA
Bitrate: 192kbps
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Danneq requested some higher bitrate rips in his posts of the DAMN THE MACHINE
uploads. Here is their '93 EP shared by Jorn. Thanks mate!

Dave Randi - Bass, Backing Vocals
Mark Poland - Drums, Backing Vocals
Chris Poland - Guitar
Dave Clemmons - Vocals, Guitar
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1. Silence
2. I Will
3. I'd Love to Change the World (Ten Years After cover)
4. Cat Food (King Crimson cover)

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[Ronus]

I really like Damn The Machine and Alvin Lee/Ten Years After.

Offtopic :

Didn't he (A. Lee) have another band named Ten Years Past?

(Hope I did that right.)

[canadaspaceman]

I really like Damn The Machine and Alvin Lee/Ten Years After.

Offtopic :

Didn't he (A. Lee) have another band named Ten Years Past?

(Hope I did that right.)

The Ten Years After cover song here is done in a very cool way, heavy metal fans will dig it.
Streamlined and clean, imagine if Megadeth in the 1990s was playing it (with a better singer).
The Accused's version of it in the 1980s was too noisy for most, unless they already were hardcore / thrash fans.

Alvin Lee & Ten Years Later - Rocket Fuel (1978) album is a great album if you like 1970s heavy metal, like Sammy Hagar, Aerosmith, and Lynryd Skynyrd.
The kind of rock that took blues as heavy as it could get (but, not as loud or fast as say Motorhead).